Introduce the topic of the slide deck, 'Anger: The Science Behind It'. Explain that this deck will explore both the biological and psychological components of anger, providing a foundation for understanding why we feel and react the way we do.

Discuss the biological basis of anger. Highlight the role of brain structures (like the amygdala) and hormones (such as adrenaline) in the fight-or-flight response.

Explore the psychological factors related to anger, including personal triggers, learned behavior, and emotional responses from past experiences.

Show a diagram or visual that summarizes the interplay between biological and psychological factors in anger. Mention that this is a conceptual model to help understand the complex cascade of events.

Discuss the triggers and common responses associated with anger. Use this slide to prompt thinking about personal experiences and observations.

Conclude by asking discussion questions. Instruct students to reflect on their own experiences with anger and share insights.